Toshiba VF-S9 manual Extended parameters, Input/output parameters

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Title	Communication	Function	Unit	Minimum		Adjustment range			Default	User		Reference
	No.			setting unit					setting	setting
	0008	Forward/reverse	-	-	0: Forward run				0			5.8
		run selection			1: Reverse run
		(Operation panel)
	0009	Acceleration	s	0.1	0.1-3600				10.0			5.1
		time 1
	0010	Deceleration	s	0.1	0.1-3600				10.0			5.1
		time 1
	0011	Maximum	Hz	0.1	30.0-400				80.0			5.9
		frequency
	0012	Upper limit	Hz	0.1	0.5-				*1			5.10
		frequency
	00013	lower limit	Hz	0.1	0.0-				0.0			5.10
		frequency
	0014	Base frequency 1	Hz	0.1	25-400				60.0 *1			5.11
	0015	V/F control mode	-	-	0: V/F constant				0			5.12
		selection			1: Variable torque
					2: Automatic torque boost
					3: Sensorless Vector control
					4: Automatic energy-saving
	0016	Torque boost	%/(V)	0.1	0.0-30.0				*2			5.13
	0041	Motor	%/(A)	1	10-100				100			5.14
		electronic-thermal
		protection level 1
	0017	Electronic-thermal	-	-	Setting	type	Overload protection	OL stall	0			5.14
		protection			0		{	⋅
		characteristic			1	Standard	{	{
		selection *4			2	motor	⋅	⋅
					3		⋅	{
					4	VF motor	{	⋅
					5		{	{
						(special
					6		⋅	⋅
						motor)
					7		⋅	{
	0018	Preset-speed	Hz	0.1	-				0.0			5.15
to	to	operation
	0024	frequencies 1 to 7
____	-	Extended	-	-	-				-	-		4.1
		parameter
	-	Automatic edit	-	-	-				-	-		4.1
		function

*4 : { : valid, ⋅ : invalid

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11.3 Extended parameters

•Input/output parameters

Title	Communication	Function	Unit	Minimum	Adjustment range	Default	User	Reference
	No.			setting unit		setting	setting
	0100	Low-speed signal	Hz	0.1	0.0-	0.0		6.1.1
		output frequency
	0101	Speed reach	Hz	0.1	0.0-	0.0		6.1.3
		setting frequency
	0102	Speed reach	Hz	0.1	0.0-	2.5		6.1.2
		detection band
	0103	ST signal	-	-	0: Stand by on when ST is on	1		6.2.1
		selection			1: Stand by always on
					2: Interlocked with F/R
					3: Stand by on when ST is off
	0104	RST signal	-	-	0: Default	0		6.2.2
		selection			1: Activated by turning RST off

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